Your AI agents.
One workspace.
Author, connect, run, and improve agents, commands, rules, and skills without giving up control of your files.
black-agents
46 artifacts across 4 types
From idea to working agent team
Build your agent system with visual tools, then keep full control of every file and every action.
Chat with your workspace
Mention any artifact with @. BlackAgents loads its
context, linked rules, skills, and memory into the conversation.
Agent workflows
Line up agents like a production team. Pass work from one step to the next and review every result.
Tools with guardrails
Read files and call MCP tools. File writes and commands pause until you approve them.
Relationship graph
See how agents, commands, rules, and skills reference each other across the workspace.
Second brain
Turn feedback into proposed memory, skills, and rules. Nothing changes before your review.
A clear place for every kind of context
Commands wire. Agents execute. Rules constrain. Skills educate.
Agents
Focused workers with one clear job, persona, and tool set.
.cursor/agents/
Commands
Reusable entry points that coordinate agents and actions.
.cursor/commands/
Rules
Short guardrails that keep work safe and consistent.
.cursor/rules/
Skills
Deep guides and reference files loaded only when needed.
.cursor/skills/
Your workspace is the source of truth.
BlackAgents works with the Markdown files already in your project. There is no cloud database and no lock-in.
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Open a project folderUse an existing workspace or start from a template.
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Author with visual toolsEdit Markdown, frontmatter, links, and standards in one place.
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Run with controlChat, call tools, approve actions, and build agent workflows.
---
name: feature-developer
description: Builds full-stack features
tools:
- fs_read
- fs_write
---
# Feature Developer
Build tested, production-ready features.
## Workflow
1. Read the linked `testing-patterns` skill
2. Follow the `typescript-strict` rule
3. Implement and verify the change
Keep your agents close.
Keep your files closer.
Free, open source, and local-first.